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Erika Pilner, Ph.D.

Title: Efficacy of Balance Training with Visual Occlusions. Walking requires integration of sensory information, computational processing, and motor output response (referred hereafter as the neuromechanical components). Deficits in any of these neuromechanical components with aging can increase fall risk. To combat aging effects on mobility and reduce fall risk, researchers…

Commitment to Respect

The TRAM program is committed to a culture that is supportive and respectful to all. We believe that scientists from various backgrounds, including those with disabilities, will enhance scientific inquiry to holistically meet our challenge of preserving mobility over the lifespan. We cultivate trainees to become leaders throughout their careers.

Fellows in Translational Aging and Mobility (TRAM)

Meet our current and previous researchers in the fellowship program of Translational Aging and Mobility (TRAM). Funding for this post-doctoral program comes from a grant for training, category 32 (T32), awarded to the University of Florida from the National Institutes of Health’s Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Awards.  …

Structure and Committees

The University of Florida boasts an interactive and productive mobility and aging research community. The training faculty for the TRAM Program are grouped into two primary clusters, based on research focus and expertise: 1) the Aging Research Cluster; and 2) the Mobility Research Cluster. Faculty are then grouped into six…

Faculty

Aging & geriatric research Stephen Anton, PhD Lifestyle-based & alternative treatment modalities to address metabolic conditions associated with aging…

Eligibility and Application

*Applications are accepted on a rolling basis, starting June 1st. The University of Florida Translational Aging and Mobility (TRAM) T32 Training program is seeking PhD, MD, PhD/MD, or related areas to conduct research focused on addressing mobility impairments in late-life. TRAM fellows will join a team of scientists and choose…

HOBI Graduates: After the tassel

Where are they now? Here’s a partial list of HOBI graduates since 2018 and what they’ve gone on to do. PhD in Biomedical Informatics PhD in Health Outcomes and Implementation Science MS in Medical Sciences PhD in Medical Sciences Biomedical Informatics Chen Bai,…